The Cookout

[Real One]

I don't know what we would expect when entering a black hole in space. I have always wondered if it's a completely different dimension, maybe it's a mirror dimension to ours or something like that.

The movies that show off a black hole, tend to make it out to be some place where stuff goes to die. But, what if it's a completely different universe? What do you think is in a black hole? Do you think it's something unimaginable and completely new, something we've never witnessed before?

I'm very curious when it comes to the depths of space, what's all out there, because there's got to be other beings and planets out there, and black holes could be something more than just a hole to nowhere.

 

[Deleted member 191]

I don't know what we would expect when entering a black hole in space. I have always wondered if it's a completely different dimension, maybe it's a mirror dimension to ours or something like that.

The movies that show off a black hole, tend to make it out to be some place where stuff goes to die. But, what if it's a completely different universe? What do you think is in a black hole? Do you think it's something unimaginable and completely new, something we've never witnessed before?

I'm very curious when it comes to the depths of space, what's all out there, because there's got to be other beings and planets out there, and black holes could be something more than just a hole to nowhere.

I think it's another dimension or entry to a parallel galaxy. where there are alternative versions of us. Instead of me working for the government, maybe I live off grid with my family in an RV or something. Instead of McDonald's it's MacGruder's or some shit. Instead of Mickey D's it's Mickey G's.

 

[Ravenfreak]

I always thought they lead to other galaxies, and there is an alternate version of our Earth that contains alternate versions of ourselves. Though in reality they're probably just filled with space debris which isn't as epic.

 

[equis]

That's such a hard thing to know I feel. A black hole is basically a very dense and heavy ball of condensed matter that is so dense that it pulls in light and even affects time. It makes one wonder where all that light and matter goes. Well scientists found these anomalies called white holes. These white holes are seemingly the opposite of a black hole and shoot out light from some unknown source. This leads scientists to think that white holes are the other end of a black hole. But it makes me wonder if things are reassembled on the other end, how they're connected, and how many light-years could be between these two points. I ask myself if black holes would be a viable form of travel as well. If someone falls into a black hole, they aren't just torn apart, they're literally atomized because of how strong the pull is. But would those atoms come back together on the other side to create the same living person? Gosh, reality's a trip.